Spurs sign new kit deal

Kappa's twins logo also appears on Italy's kit

Tottenham have signed a four-year deal worth a reported £15m to wear kit made by Italian company Kappa.

Club chairman Daniel Levy said: "It was important to choose the right partner for the club and, despite receiving several proposals, we were very impressed by Kappa's offer.

"Kappa's design team has a proven track record of producing award winning designs that also benefit from utilising new sports clothing technology."

Spurs will start wearing their new Kappa kit from 1 July.

The Turin-based company also kits out the Italian national side, Roma, Spanish outfit Real Zaragoza and Dutch side Feyenoord.

Spurs have also agreed a two-year sponsorship deal, believed to be worth £5m, with holiday firm Thomson.

Spurs' new kit will feature Thomson's logo from the start of next season.